Blog Author: Ami Wilson

Pupil’s in 4L enjoyed a lovely final afternoon together before moving for transitions on Monday. 
We walked to the park, ate ice lollies and socialised with our friends. Some of us even faced our fears and climbed up to the slide!

Pupils in KS4H enjoyed dissecting pigs hearts and a lambs ‘full pluck’.

We identified and understood the external and internal anatomical structures of the heart, including chambers, valves, and major vessels,

We then correlated these structures with their functions in blood circulation to…

KS4L had the best time at prom. We danced, sang and had lots of fun!

We are all so proud of how much all of our pupils have grown this past year and how they have achieved all their goals. 

In science KS4H completed a “poo experiment” to demonstrate the digestive process. We used a variety of food and tights to simulate the journey our food takes through the body and the resulting waste problem. The experiment visually represents how food is broken down, nutrients are absorbed and…

Year 11 pupils have truly shone during their work experience placements.
They sang, danced, planted beautiful flowers, and even helped to support others with therapy dogs – a week full of confidence-building and kindness.
They have worked hard increasing their self help and independence…

Our Year 10 pupils have had a brilliant week. To keep cool in the warm weather, we took part in water play, which was a huge hit! We’ve also had fun exploring music and science, with plenty of smiles and curiosity all round.

To top it off, Year 10 enjoyed a fantastic Sports Day, with…

What a fabulous first week back we’ve had in 4L! The class have returned with lots of enthusiasm and energy. It’s been wonderful to see everyone socialising with their friends, settling back into routines, and engaging with their learning.

This week, we’ve been diving into our new science…

KS4H enjoyed a science lesson on dissection. They looked at and learnt about a sheep’s ‘pluck’ and dissected a pigs heart. They looked at and identified the: chambers, aortas and valves.

Pupils in KS4L used their independence skills to get the bus to the Concourse.

Pupils: waited for the bus, scanned their bus passes, navigated around the Concourse and followed a shopping list.

Pupils were very responsible and fantastic role models.

KS4L had a lovely week.

We enjoyed a visit from Boo’s Zoo as part of our CLL wow day.

We halved shapes in maths and were crime scene investigators in science.

This week in KS4L, we enjoyed reading ‘Max’s Jungle Adventure’ in CLL. Learning about greater than, less than and equals to in maths. Digging up and making our own fossils in science. Singing, dancing and using instruments in music. 

Student’s in KS4H, enjoyed learning about melting points as part of their science coursework. During this, they brunt magnesium ribbon to created a bright, white light.